TQT Research Highlighted in IQC Impact Report

TQT Research Highlighted in IQC Impact Report

Friday, September 25, 2020

The IQC Impact Report shines a light on numerous TQT-supported activities that have enabled IQC members to connect quantum to important applications.  Follow the links below to learn more (for each IQC Impact story you will find related TQT projects below).

Quantum Computing

Harnessing the quantum behaviour of atoms, molecules, and nanoelectronic circuits for a radically different, and fundamentally more powerful way of computing.

• Software for the quantum age
  •  Developing Tools for Quantum Characterization and Validation
  • Quantum Computational Resources in the Presence of Symmetry

• Trapping potential simulating quantum systems
  • Engineering and characterizing programmable interaction graphs in a trapped-ion quantum simulator
  • QuantumIon: An open-access quantum computing platform

Quantum Communication

Developing ultra-secure communication channels and global quantum networks by leveraging the power of the quantum world.

• Every detail matters taking quantum to space
  • Entangled Photon Orbital Angular Momentum Arrays

Quantum Sensing

Using quantum mechanics for new sensors with significant increases in sensitivity, selectivity, and efficiencies.

• Monitoring cancer at the nano-level how a new quantum sensor could improve cancer treatment
  • Novel Infrared Camera based on Quantum Sensors for Biomedical Applications
  • Next Generation Quantum Sensors

Quantum Materials

Engineering materials with unique quantum properties for the development of advanced quantum processors and devices.

• In search of…the next silicon
  • Two-Dimensional Quantum Materials and Heterostructures
  • Combined momentum and real-space photoelectric probes of dimensionality-tuned Weyl semimetals

• Seeing the invisible the next revolution in medical imaging
  • Molecular scale magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Quantum Talent

Fostering the next generation of quantum leaders through programs, training, and outreach.

• A feeling for quantum directed by outreach (Learn more about the Undergraduate School on Experimental Quantum Information Processing  (USEQIP) that is funded in part thanks to TQT).